Some people just love loud stereos in their car. It doesn’t matter if they’ve already got a doozy of an audio system installed, they still prefer something that could be described as vertigo inducing.
Korean automaker and party group Re:Mix Lab have the answer for those people’s needs. Even better, it’s coming to the 2015 SEMA Auto Show.
In what has become somewhat of a yearly collaboration, the two companies have built a sick program for the Hyundai Veloster Turbo that comes packed with an audio system that could make your ears bleed.
Called the Veloster "Music 2.0," aptly named as the successor of the 2014 Veloster program, this customized Hyundai sports hatch is arguably more audacious than what we saw in 2011. The flashy chrome finish is eye-catching in its own right, but once you add the new LED headlight set-up, the new set of wheels, and the lowered suspension into the mix, well, it’s a recipe that only Hyundai and Re:Mix Lab can cook up.
The true star of this program, albeit one that only a specific group of people will undoubtedly enjoy, is the motorized DJ station at the back and the addition of about as many speakers as your ears could possibly handle.
Re:Mix Lab says that the audio set-up on the Veloster Music 2.0 can be heard for blocks.
After seeing what they did, we’re not ones to disagree.
